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By looking for opportunities to benefit others and themselves, otherish givers are able to think in more complex ways and identify win-win solutions…
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People are motivated to give to others when they identify as part a common community.
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228 |
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The brain learns and remembers best when focus is greatest. Video games focus attention… That presents an opportunity for training the brain.
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181 |
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…as opportunities become less available, we lose freedoms. And we hate to lose the freedoms we already have; what’s more this is principally true of important freedoms.
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257 |
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The experience of unity is not about simple similarities… It’s about identities, shared identities.
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Inside… identity-merged groups, unity trumps truth… deception that strengthens a ‘we’-group is viewed by members as morally superior to truth-telling that weakens their group.
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The sheer strength of mutual suffering to produce unity and self-sacrifice can be seen in its ability to forge bonds across ethnic groups.
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410 |
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The more attractive an opportunity is, the more likely it is to become habit-forming.
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104 |
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Once we fit in, we start looking for ways to stand out.
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121 |
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…the high importance, low satisfaction quadrant [of importance versus satisfaction] is the best place to pursue opportunities.
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